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Home›How To›How to Build a Beersbee Set: 7 Steps

How to Build a Beersbee Set: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 5, 2023
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Introduction:

Beersbee, also known as Polish horseshoes or fricket, is a fun and exciting outdoor game that combines elements of frisbee and beer-pong. In this article, we’ll walk you through the 7 steps necessary to build your very own Beersbee set in no time.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

You’ll need the following materials to build your Beersbee set:

– Two PVC pipes (10 ft. length each, 1-inch diameter)

– Four PVC pipe caps (1-inch diameter)

– A hacksaw

– Sandpaper

– A frisbee

– Four empty bottles or cans (for balancing on top of the poles)

Step 2: Cut the PVC Pipes

Using the hacksaw, cut both 10-foot PVC pipes into two 5-foot sections each. These will form the four poles for your Beersbee set.

Step 3: Prepare the Pipe Ends

To promote safety and prevent injuries, sand down any rough edges from both ends of each pipe with sandpaper until they are smooth.

Step 4: Attach the Pipe Caps

Place a 1-inch diameter PVC cap on the top end of each of the four pipes to create a flat surface for balancing. Lightly tap each cap onto the pipe end with your hand or a rubber mallet to ensure a snug fit.

Step 5: Set Up Your Playing Field

Choose an open outdoor area with at least 25-30 feet clearance between poles and no obstructions overhead. Insert two poles into the ground about a foot deep and about 25-30 feet apart, ensuring they are straight and secure.

Step 6: Place Bottles or Cans on the Poles

Balance an empty bottle or can on top of each of the four poles. You may wish to use a specially designed beverage holder to securely hold the bottles in place, or simply rest the bottle on the PVC cap.

Step 7: Grab Your Frisbee and Start Playing!

Now that your Beersbee set is built and ready for action, all you need to do is grab a frisbee and divide into teams. Take turns throwing the frisbee towards your opponents’ poles, aiming to knock their bottle or can off. Enjoy this entertaining game all summer long!

Conclusion:

Building a Beersbee set is easy, affordable, and great for endless outdoor fun. Follow these simple steps to create your own and enjoy countless hours of entertainment with family and friends. Happy playing!

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